You know society is fucked, because the real reason people are mad is the privilege to be able to make healthy food from scratch while also affording to have a parent be a stay at home living in luxury. People aren't pissed at her. They're pissed at how fucked the economy is.
Clearly she just did this for the video. If anyone's child actually asked for a sandwich, no one is going to spend hours making the whole thing from scratch, they'll just make sandwich.
Same! I came here to say the same thing. Also she isn’t a “stay at home mom” she is a model, and her family is amazing, I love her husband and the way people give her so much shit for her lifestyle, her kids names FR leave this queen alone!
It’s called slow living. for a lot of people, including myself there’s a lot of joy in doing these types of things. These are life skills that could come in handy when there’s food shortages as we all found out during 2020..It’s not for everyone, but clearly this woman enjoyed doing this for her daughter.
It's a shame these kinds of skills are disappearing. Cursive handwriting, cooking, sewing, etc. Maybe cursive isn't so important anymore but knowing some home economics stuff is very helpful.
This is what I think people don’t like lol. She leaves out just how highly produced it all is. Something like this would take several hours to do. Your kid would starve in that time lol. If she were more honest about realistic timing and planning the meals it would seem less crazy
"Something like this would take several hours to do." - no, it woundn't. One or two hours? Sure, but not several. I mean, I imagine most of do the time would be waiting for bread to grow, but some recepies need only half an hour to do that and at that time you make jam (not that hard from raspberries, you don't need to skin it and cut) and peanut butter (very fast if you have already skinned out peanuts).
I think about 50% of the people acting up is just the JUST CANT that she actually knows how to do this and is more impressed by it and like the other 50% are all Haters.
@@KazumiKuwabara Nothing she made was difficult to make though, time consuming sure, but not difficult. I am more annoyed by the implication she did that and the child got that quickly, maybe the original video says it took longer idk. Granted lying about stuff like how long it took is par for the course on social media. Like the kid asks for a PB&J and the mother is like, “sure, I’ll go make one, just wait the 4-5 hours while the dough proofs, baked, and cooled. I’ll make peanut butter (that’s not hard) and jam, hopefully it’ll set in time teehee (which it won’t if you do it right)”.
She seems like a very caring mother and seems like she enjoys making stuff like this from scratch if she has the dedication to do this for her young daughter. I think its so sweet and i hope she does enjoy it :]!
As soon as I saw her face I thought she had spent quiet a bit on surgery. It also looks like she has plenty of money and time to do this which most don’t. I don’t think making home made bread should make someone a good mom. It is over the top and unnecessary. Kids will turn out fine without home made bread
@fionasmith-bz8ox i never said thats the only thing that made her a good mom also regardless of what she does to her body isnt your business i said she seemed caring because she enjoys to do stuff like that for her daughter not that shes just an absolute perfect mom over bread. Are you just upset and jealous that you never got homemade pb and js from your parents or something because i see no need for you to be all pissy about a kid having a homemade sandwich. What's your issue? 🤨
@@michaelayles6973TikTok is about sharing your interest and certain things you enjoy,sure it’s on camera but at least she’s actually making it for her child and sharing the world her recipe,if she gets attention from it then at least it’s because of her recipe and lifestyle
It’s cheaper to make bread then buy it anyway 😂 if you buy as fucking massive bag of flower for £10 there you now have enough ingredients for a fresh bread for the whole year 😂😂 probably longer, bulk buy peanuts now you have enough for the year peanuts are pennies on the dollar compared to peanut butter, 😂
@@straawberryfieldsforever I mean I would be jealous of people who ate before me with something I wanted 🤣 but making a pb&j take idk 2 mins at my house no uncrustables here honestly I’ve never had them but I heard they taste good toasted 🤣
I don’t understand the problem here. She isn’t being crazy saying “store bought stuff is unhealthy” or “if you buy pre made then you are a bad mom”. She is literally just having fun making something and sharing it
Because she’s in full face and a gown even though she says the first thing she did was get the sandwich ready. And if you know kids they’re fussy cause they’re kids, that child did not ask for a pb&j and then wait for hours for it to proof. It’s just a lie for content, she can make this from scratch that’s fine, but erasing the reality is a problem. Also no one had a problem with this other than the possible Mormon propaganda
Back in my day, my mom would make my little 5 year old self make my own food or wait for food till she woke up, once I had made myself a sandwhich...it was two peices of bread with a tomatoe cut horizontally, this woman is doing amazing work and her kids can enjoy good quality food (I'm a 2011 child btw)
She has the time and resources. Ppl should stop hating on others for the mere fact that they're well off in life. Look at that beautiful kitchen and her style. She's acting her wage, and not telling anyone else how to do anything. She's just sharing what she does for her babies. Get a grip ppl!
This! She has the time to do this and I don’t think she shaded anyone who doesn’t do what she does. Why can’t we just learn from each other? Her peanut butter looked so good and easy to make.
She has the time? No one has the time if you have a young toddler waiting for their food 😂😂😂 They want sandwiches and they want them now 😂 Only if you don't mind having a screaming toddler for about 2 hours until you finish that homemade jam...😂
@@cherub6958 it's in response to ppl trying to frame it as if she's asking anyone or telling anyone what to with their life and how to cook their meals etc. She has the resources and time to fix this food as is, and ppl should stop complaining about her being able to do so, as if she's at fault here. She can buy fresh fruit, have proper kitchen utensils, have time to do the preparations... It is what it is. Why is ppl. hating on someone just because they can have a different lifestyle?
@@MadaraUchiha-.._ All religions are cults nowadays, but people support Christians still, so being in a cult really isn't that big a deal at this point...
That's Fantastic. She loves her daughter enough to cook a special meal. Instead of buying someone else's recipe she chose her own to personalize it and control the process.
@@youyoua4803 So it's hard for you to believe someone would make a sandwich from scratch for their toddler? Like is that out of the realm of possibility for you? Really?
@@RM-vd2ihso what? I can understand Mormonism definitely has its issues, but there are 22 year olds with three kids outside of Mormonism that do TikTok’s and RU-vid videos and people enjoy watching them do their day to day life. We don’t know what this woman’s life is like behind the screen and im not saying woo Mormons rule! But at the same time people are going to trash her content because of something she couldn’t control? She was born into Mormonism, what do they want her to do? Especially if she isn’t unhappy you can’t make her leave. These people are envious or just plain judgmental. 🤷🏾♀️
@RM-vd2ih You realize 22 year old women have been getting married and making babies for centuries, right? You act like this is something new. At least she has a family and isn't a single bitter woman in her 30's/40's that think being a mother is a weakness.
Actually, her toddler must have a nanny lol. That kitchen is $$$$ wealthyyyy. Plus, any parent knows that no toddler is waiting more than 10 seconds for food 😂 let alone the hours of time it took for her Mama to get up, take a shower, do her makeup, gather ingredients, set up her camera and change camera angles, and make everything including bread (which takes time to rest the dough, then bake) from scratch. Then edit the video together for TikTok. She’s likely a stay-at-home wife, not a stay-at-home mom. Ask any stay-at-home mom. 😂 this would have all been more realistic if she had made this the night before, makeup, baking, cooking, editing, recording and all.
Probably not, but a parent knows how to manage that.. when you don't wait till everyone is hungry before you start thinking about food, it helps a lot too.
I currently have homemade bread and homemade peanut butter in my pantry and made pb&j with it yesterday. Haven’t gotten to home made jelly yet, but I’m getting there!
No cos she should know how to make all of this, everyone should. It's very nice of her to put in the effort but I'm not congratulating her on being able the make basic stuff
@@Andrew-it7fb Ok. Let's try, there are no nasty unpronounceable words on the label which are synthetic concoctions which will trigger cancer cells in your body in 20 years. How's that?
@@stevevfxq I know what the word chemical means. The problem with saying things like this is that people end up fearing any ingredient that looks like a "chemical" whether it's harmful or not.
I wonder why people are getting mad over this. It's nice to see someone making stuff from scratch. My mother used to make a lot of stuff from scratch when I was little back in the 70's. Thought homemade was healthier for you. She was right.
Actually it is great. She controls what is given to her child. Her child is eating nothing that would damage her gut and health. Great mom. Added touch, she cares about the child and she didn’t show her face. Great mom, she cares
Totally, my aunt was the pastry chef in one of the best restaurants in my area, she used to do even her own butter from scratch. That was her secret for quality and flavor. I know is not super common, but the taste is different and the quality of the food too. If she has the time and patience, then cool, good for her.
I thought this was normal... My mother does this, like almost everyday like its normal, because of my mother my whole family cooks including my father and were not chefs or anything and we all grew up super healthy, like no problems at all. I am so thankful for her
@@MJ-lh2goit could be something cultural. Where I grew up there is a balance between processed food, sometimes you have it at home because is convenient or fast, but many things are never used from a can or frozen, are fresh or nothing. If you will make a special meal, like to take to a party or something, is home made from scratch or if is a desert, you order it to a pastry chef, not a box store cake. Like there is a certain pride, IDK if that would be the right way to describe it, to serve quality food. Where I live now, is kind of normal taking a dish that is made mixing just a few canned ingredients. Maybe is the availability of fresh produce, since is a little colder place than my home place, or simply cultural.
@@LynnS-gd8wqhow is it possible you can't tell that it's probably better made from scratch instead of purchasing it at the store most peanut butter is decent and you could find ones that are literally just ground peanuts with no additives that's the key most jellies that are on the shelves have a lot of extriptings that are bad and bread as well there's the difference you saw everything she put into it right I didn't see no complicated things that can't be pronounced I've made a jam spread myself even peanut butter myself I've never done bread but I could tell you unless you're willing to spend a little extra on maybe some organic products of these two making it from scratch is much better. And remember most individuals buy population are going to purchase the big branded stuff some of the majority products that are littered with additives that are not in what she made. That's the difference That's why her version is healthier do you understand. Start reading the ingredients in your food for example corn syrup or high fructose corn syrup is in practically I want to say 80 90% of products that are on shelves we'll say a conservative 80 and yet a lot of countries around the world has banned corn syrup / high fructose corn syrup We claim to be the best get the only thing we're the best at is our military power and abusing the people not right out front but psychologically abusing them and manipulating them through media food products medication and abusive power but we all try to at least live the best we can
@@hectorescobedo9544 High fructose corn syrup is bad because it's also sugar. She would be better off to give the kid peanuts and raspberries whole. That's best to eat whole foods not processed in any way not by you or a company...added sugar is bad regardless of who is doing the adding.
Some people hate when others raise the standard bc they want to keep doing the bare minimum. It's like when people call a kid in school a nerd for getting good grades.
@@marswar2absolutely! I bake all the time and I only do it so I can have something fun to do, especially with my kid, and so she and my coworkers can have treats. I rarely even eat very much of what I bake because I'm not much for sweets. Except for these amazing maple cookies I made this past Christmas. I only shared 1/3 of them and ate the rest and I'll do it again.
@@plamoretti673I think a lot of people are also jealous because they might not have the time or energy to do this. Which, yes, of course it's a privilege to know how and be able to do this, but that doesn't mean nobody should do it! Instead of being bitter they should be happy for those who can, especially when the main person receiving the benefits of that privilege is a literal TODDLER.
That's not just a normal mom, that's a QUEEN!!!! If she makes a normal sandwich like this, imagine her dinners? If I had a wife like this, I will make her happy everyday and I will gladly become fat from all her food
thats cute in my opinion- going through all that effort instead of slapping a bunch of spread between two stale pieces of bread shows how much she loves her daughter
We should really respect the mum, because she is taking up her time to make something from the heart for her daughter. She just wants some fun, give her a break
REAL >>> Like Why are ppl Mad that others have a Caring mother? I get you may be jealous (i still feel bad for others that have horrible relationships with their mother :c ) But at least be happy they Are living a good life and not an abusive one(If you need CSS[Child-Safety-Service] Call one Asap) .
@@mayam6444 How so? You can’t just assume That a person is always Bad When nit on screen,I do know that most ppl are like that,But some Speak Genuinely and from heart.
@@-Bora_Aliha- the bread itself takes at least an hour to be made (consider the time for making the dough, waiting for it to rise and then the process of baking). You really believe a kid would wait for that long just to get a little sandwich? Also she didn’t show any of the stuff she claimed to make actually done. You only see bread already cut (and let me tell you that looks like the most basic sandwich bread you can find at the grocery, especially if you’re used to eat fresh bread often). Jam and peanut butter also are out of jars already, so you can’t tell if they’re straight out freshy fresh or there are labeled jars behind the camera. Seriously, nothing wrong with getting extra while doing basic stuff but that lady is straight up lying, bfr
If she can afford it and has the time and energy to do it... That's awesome. I bet that sandwich tastes better than most peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I'd love to try one of her sandwiches
@@mysticmama_3692i tried looking into making jam myself but the price of fruit is crazy high where i live. how do you save money making your jam? do you have your own garden?
@@mysticmama_3692 thats amazing honestly, and its way healthier too considering the amount of junky chemicals they put in almost everything nowadays, expecially in snacks, I might even start doing this for me and my family.
Every video I see of a mom being a mom, people jump in the comments projecting their own insecurities. I know the comments under her videos are always the same, ‘I’m a working mom, I don’t have time for this’ or accusing someone of trying to shame yourself as a mother. She has a life where she’s able to do this for her family, let’s just be happy for her and keep it moving.
For the scale of her making peanut butter and jelly sandwich from scratch I am completely impressed and proud of that. Why do people think it’s a bad idea or is horrible this mom is just being a really great mom for her own child.
Well since she is not even showing the Short or video in the description. And she is not saying the name of the Creator, she might be lying and using that to make more views. There are people that would be toxic but thats just over the top so i assume she is trying to lie and watch herself rise as a RU-vidr. Shouldn’t believe everyone especially if they got not prove beside a Video that looks Wholesome
People hate on people like her because *they* didn’t or wouldn’t take the time or effort to do it. So why could anyone else possibly want to. Without stopping that some people just WANT to & enjoy doing things like this
@@Ervinhalilajthere is even a hater in this comment section. I looked at a comment made by aster and the first reply is just reeking jealousy. Out of nowhere that person staryed commenting on how the mom has had her face done etc. There are a lot of unhinged people
if she has the time and money to do this-then great for her! having your mom put that much effort into your snacks is such a flex too. this is so sweet imo
This is freaking awesome! In my life this is showing love through creativity. Guess what the kid probably won't remember it nor will they understand how much effort went into it. But that's not the point. That's an amazing mother!! Get a life people!
This is arguably the best pb&j because she knows EXACTLY what has gone into this snack, no nasty additives or weird unnecessary ingredients, good on her, even if it was a more time consuming way to do it
The many things I make from scratch now are ridiculous, it's so much fun!! It saves me money and I know exactly what's in their food. Once you start you can't stop, it's freaking delicious 🥰🥰☺️☺️😋😋 Holy smokes! Thanks for the likes!
Facts!! I never purchased baby food when my children were little. We raised the veggies and I made the baby food. Not only did it save us money, I knew exactly what they were getting. They rarely had issues with digestion of new foods as a result.
@@ellieveganphilly-7335 this was me with garden grown tomatoes. They're insanely better than store and then I thought, is everything like this??? (it is lmao) I now make bread, tortillas, nut butters, pickled items, fermented items, sauces (homemade ranch is insane), doughs for specific pastries--it's endless. Sooo much better even than restaurant food sometimes!
@@loadingjpgwanted spaghetti one night. Had pasta but no sauce and didn’t wanna go to store. Halved a pint of cherry tomatoes added coarse salt boiled it and added spices and mixed with pasta (didn’t blend cuz my blender stopped working lol). Best damn thing
You know what I like about this... How well cared for her child is. She's certainly a priority and knows it and just by looking at how well-kempt the little girl appears, you can tell she's got caring parents. This does bring a smile to my face.
Certainly a priority when she makes her wait 3 or 4 hours for her breakfast. The kid would have asked for it because she was hungry...but the mother spends 3 or 4 hours ego "making" the food for a video for likes and attention rather than actually feeding her kid in a timely fashion.
@@chriswinter8511you know, what if instead of thinking like "she spent 3 to 4 hours making from scratch instead of immediately feeding her!!!" We just, sit down a bit and think. There are 2 possibilities that, only 2 and you don't even need to think of it for 1 minute. 1. She made these after feeding her breakfast. 2. She made it prior to the daughter asking for it. Maybe the daughter liked it a lot and the mom just had an idea or even just asked the daughter what she wants for tomorrow's breakfast How are you able to come up with the most evil, or neglectful theory?
@@meta_duck1923 I watched the video and the way she actually did it doesn't matter, as it's how she was trying to depict it on the video itself. Which is why she got a lot of negative feedback here. It's posing and fake as hell.
@@chriswinter8511 you realize humans as a species can live up to three weeks without food. I’m sure it’s a little less for her but still… she’ll be fine for a few hours
This should've gone viral on how she is so talented, caring, and a loving mother for doing this. She wasn't telling anyone they NEED to do this, she was just showing people what she did.
People would have praised her for making her own peanut butter OR jam OR bread but not all 3 because that level of investment in her kid's food makes a lot of parents feel comparatively negligent. We want to be shown tips, not shown up.
That and it's bullshit XD not only did the kid have to wait an hour for her to have a shower, do her make up and get dressed, but also the 2 or 3 hours it takes to make the sandwich XD No kid is waiting until lunch for the food they asked for at breakfast time. It's fake and ungenuine and why people are jumping on it. It ain't because it makes parents feel less than.@@nakedowl1
Yea, I was thinking…in the meantime, the kid is looking for a snack to tide them over until the bread rises, then bakes, the jam is being cooked and has to cool down, etc! 🤦🏼♀️
I've been baking from scratch since i was ten years old. I'm 86 now. I was amazed when i served my pound cake at an event where the young children thought something was wrong with it because it didn't taste like store bought and left it on the plate.
@@selfmadesin0245gmo....come on. There is no wheat put there you can buy that isn't gmo. Or corn. Most berries. The peanuts. You must realize that 99 percent of gmo foods are cross bred with other like species to gain qualities, yield and hardiness. Stop being so scared of it. It's fine. Now....do you eat store bought chicken? That's kinda scary. From a farmer.
Throughout elementary school a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.A banana and some cookies was my lunch. For the cost of one meal provided by the state you could feed your kid for a week.
Years ago some people got real mad at Martha Stewart because she did so many wonderfully artistic innovative things that took a lot of time and portrayed a perfect home.
I mean, you're definitely not turning those peanuts to paste by hand in a survival scenario. But yeah, you're definitely right, she not only did nothing wrong, she literally spread knowledge.
@@BlastingXNPbut then I guess no one knows what a mortal and pestle is anymore anyways… I use it to crush garlic and mix seasoning. It’s the ultimate tool but so underrated
If you have store bought you’re feeding your child and if you make it from scratch you’re also feeding your child so whatever works for you is fine. This is just a loving mother who has the time and knowledge to make it from scratch so good for her 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼
Homemade stuffs taste so much better ..like so much better . My mum when we were young and she was a stayathome mum she used to make various types of jellies and sauces and different homemade snacks.. and those are so much more healthier
whatever stops the kid from changing their mind after you've made it, I suppose. Too hungry to be fussy at that point. also, now you know why the kid put their order in the second the mother was awake.
Yeah, that was what I didn’t like about it because it seemed untrue. I don’t care that she made a pb&j from scratch but there is no way her child asked for a pb&j and she was like, sure, let me make it from scratch, this seems like a reasonable thing to do in an appropriate amount of time 😅
As a use to be SAHM, dealing with a hangry kid is torture!!! In my mind I would think of them as mentally ill patients. Because you can't reason with a hungry kid. You say something is up, they will say it's down. It's rough! Have them eat, and 10 min later I'd have my angel kid back again.
As a kid born in the fifties, my mother made bread every week. There was 7 in my family and I can still remember how our home smelled on bread day .she made 8 leaves and it took hours to make. We would cut a loaf while it was still steaming hot! We all had our favorite thing to top it. Mine was real butter and the first loaf was gone in about 5 mins.
Dude this is a west Indian home way of life. We grew up with parents baking bread every week and cooked food every weekend in large amounts for the rest of the week except for Fridays and Saturdays.
Yes! It's much cheaper too! I also learned how to make my own butter because the prices are ridiculous and it's so simple to make it's kinda laughable.. i mean, i don't have to milk the cow obviously. So, it's s lot easier than it would've been 100 years ago.. 😂
Yea me too I was born in the 50s, ok, but today a women doing this, I would believe the vid was caused by a bat, and Joe is the most popular guy in the world first.
And she knows absolutely EVERYTHING that went into that sandwhich! No preservatives & no additives. Good for her. More of us need to make more things from scratch if at all possible. 👍
@@fenixchief7 I stayed at home & worked part time for my husband, I cook most things from scratch - but I also know I'm an exception. If I'd made a sweeping statement it would upset the mum's who can't afford to stay at home & the single parents. We have sacrificed so much to the 'modern' way of living.
Now, I'm all for homemade stuff, I'm a baker myself, but if my kids asks for pb&j, it's either store bought or not freshly made. That thing takes hours to make (if done properly), and that kid will starve by the time it's done... I guess you can make that in your spare time, for the next time she'll ask for some. Bread takes 2-4 hours minimum, that is the sole reason for the timing. Boiling some fruits and roasting some nuts doesn't take long, but bread...
@gregwilliams1879 would love to know where you shop, a loaf of home made bread at a bakery can be up to 15$ its own, skippy natural ( the cheapest i can find) is 5.24, and home made jams and jellies are between 7$ to 20$, Yup, she can make a wholesome (no nasty preservatives) homemade PB&J by running to the store and spending 5$. You so funny
@@gregwilliams1879five bucks of dried peanuts is about 10 lb. Five bucks of flour salt and sugar in the same ratio to make bread makes ten loaves. You don't understand what you're talking about. Believe it or not, bread companies make money by selling pre sliced bread for more than the cost of the materials making it.
That video came from an alternate time line where humans solved world hunger, conquered space and now live in eternal peace. No one works, no one suffers, depression and ADHD have been permanently cured, along with all other illnesses, and they all spend their day making food from scratch and spawning beautiful children.
What a beautiful mama! My mum used to make a fresh loaf of bread from scratch every evening for sandwiches for school the next day. It’s a beautiful feeling to provide for your family. People are livid that the kids are having a better upbringing than them - jealousy is a curse…
Wait... Did i hear that correctly?? Folks were upset because the woman was making her child some from scratch PB&J Sandwich?! That seems like its be a better choice than the stuff we get at the stores. Lol hats off to the parent for knowing how to making a yummy treat. Probably gave those that love cooking/baking a great idea.
This makes her happy to do for her children. If she has the time/skills/money to do it. Let her. It will a beautiful memory for her children. She's not forcing anyone to do it. I envy the fact that she can actually do it.
100% this is some shit that her daughter and if she did have grand children would talk about till they’re adults like if my mom made me from scratch pb&js that’s dope
No it didn't. WE are all on incomes that don't allow us to make food like that, and THAT is what's upsetting us. All of us. How to make your own bread was one of the top google searches during covid
@@aliciabearss8136 So what? She didn't tell u to do it She didn't say anything about moms who buy bread and already made products. Are you mad about the men praising her for being a stay at home mom? Mad at her for her husband actually having the salary FOR her to do what she wants? Go target the men and pick me's
My toxic trait is that I think all I need is a clean and fully equipped kitchen with pretty pots and pans, and I'll start making all my food from scratch.
You can actually find some brand new pretty pots and pans or brand new kitchen equipment at the thrift stores or very cheap from Walmart and make this a reality and I am on disability because I’m disabled, and I have managed to afford some food gadgets brand new from the thrift store luckily by frequenting them and I feel like anybody who gets over $12,000 a year can also do this
@@KristenZianourry2015 I'm from Pakistan so that's an issue for me because these kinds of amenities are very very expensive. The regular degular cheap material stuff is amounted at regular prices, and pots and pans like these are only available at the brand name stores and are supremely pricey. So it's a lose lose situation.
@@AmethystOcean98 maybe try getting really good with one thing from scratch that you use often. For me it was pasta and bread. Slowly buy the good tools and build your kitchen from there. I now have a hand crank pasta machine, but for the first few years I just rolled it out by hand. I still don't have a stand mixer with a dough hook. I kneed everything by hand. 10 years into cooking from scratch. Still building out our kitchen. You can do this.
At least you realize that is a toxic trait which recognition allows you to work on that trade if you want to change it. I will tell you you do not need a perfectly cleaned stocked kitchen or a bunch of fancy bowls mixing spoons bakeware etc. If you have a wooden bowl and a wooden spoon you can make bread if you have a little saucepan that you got from the thrift store you can make jam. Part of the reason you probably think the way you do is because of how our society presents everything in a non-realistic non-sustainable way for people who don't have a lot of money. That is not your fault and if you do want to try and change that start small would be my suggestion. Make small little changes and over time they will grow into bigger changes as you find the joy in eating things that you have made from scratch. My first suggestion would be don't buy cookie dough at the store and make cookies from scratch. They're easier and less temperamental than bread. If you want to learn how to make bread from scratch that's great and I would suggest starting with flatbreads because you don't have to worry about the leavening agents so like tortillas or naan are good options to start with for flatbreads. Really basic really easy and you don't have to wait for the dough to rise.
It’s just insane the amount of people that think this takes so much more time and money. Probably took her about 30-40 minutes and that was the baking of the bread. It’s not that time consuming at all to cook from scratch. I’ve watched a few of her videos. She’s a really good cook, and she seems to very much enjoy cooking for her family.
What you've got to remember too, is that it is just content. This is how she makes her living... by showing an aesthetically pleasing way to live, albeit unrelatable. She makes money from this. Most mothers with young children can't afford to be making everything from scratch, and that's okay.
Most families actually could afford to make a lot of stuff from scratch if they wanted. Healthy food might be expensive in LA but it’s not expensive everywhere else compared to how expensive bad food now costs. Like chicken and dumping from scratch is easy and cheap and you can make a lot. People make the price as an excuse without even looking. Also there is cheaper stores there is coupons. This is not relatable because nobody does this anymore. We prefer to eat shit that makes us all fat then putting effort into our food which I fall under that as well. I work like everyday so I’m tired and get fast food. McDonald’s is super expensive for what you get. A large fry is like almost $6. You can by a huge bag of potatoes on sale for like $3 (did recently) and make homemade fries for much cheaper, also much cheaper then the frozen bags. Like cherries are expensive and certain fruit but there is plenty that’s not. If people can afford Starbucks everyday they sure can afford to make more food from scratch.
It's not necessarily the fact of money but it cost time to do things homemade. Not every one has the time. I think if you do and can, that's great! The cool thing is with the access to information that we have we can do a lot of homemade things with some shortcuts to save you time. Or maybe you just make the bread from scratch and purchase your PB and Jelly. It's all a balance of cost vs time and you figure out where you want to spend each of those
@kristianamarie6762 I don't live in Northern America, but just as in the U.S.A. inflation and shrinkflation has made eating healthy (and eating unhealthily) very expensive. I come from a dairy/farming country, yet we locals have to pay export prices and see all our produce being shipped overseas. On top of that, we have no regulations or committee to set a max price on products, so depending which grocery store you go to you'll be paying a different price. Fruit and vege marts are generally cheaper but the cost of some produce is ridiculous; a quarter of a watermelon that is in mediocre condition is upwards of $8, a punnet of over ripe strawberries going sour is over $6, bananas are close to a dollar each... at one point a small floret of broccoli was $4 (thankfully it's gone down to $2 now), and do you want to guess how much potatoes are? Depends on the type but the cheapest brand, which is the supermarkets own name brand, is $13.99 for 4kgs. Back to dairy... a kg of the cheapest tasty (like your cheddar but without orange dye added) is $20 for a kg block, a litre of milk is almost $4. And don't even get me started on meat, poultry and fish! You're right about one thing, though... fast food has become ridiculously expensive. A McDonald's breakfast meal, including a bacon egg McMuffin, a hash brown and orange juice, is about $16. A Big Mac on its own is $9.60. So most people on minimum wage or on a benefit here can't afford that, let alone Starbucks. Also, we don't get "coupons" like you do. It's not a thing in our country. I respect that you take accountability, but you also shouldn't assume other people aren't trying hard enough or aren't looking at price tags, as you put it. To make matters worse the U.S. dollar is almost double our dollar. So anything we import is crazy expensive.
So I've heard about her she's extremely wealthy and rich and so is her husband who's on model or something and advertising so they're very rich and they don't have full-time jobs and they don't really have a normal life like everyone else so I don't know how long this will keep up but I don't like her she's flaunting her amazing lifestyle and she can cook everything from scratch Good for you keep doing it leave us alone
The thing is these ingredients are so easy to make from scratch. This is totally something i would do for my daughter as someone who doesnt love store bought processed foods AND sees sharing good food as a love language. Its not crazy, its just doing a little extra to show love and nourish her baby
@@abriishpotato4729 she means foods that are processed an unnecessary amount and retain little to no actual nutritional value. Perhaps she should use the word over processed.
This is what we use to do before thing got modified look at your grandparents history thats the best way to make your meals good for her ,her kids will love her for it. ❤
She is at home for a reason, to give the best possible care she can provide for her children. When I was a stay at home mom all of my son’s food from the time he could eat, was made from scratch!! WAY TO GO MOMMA❤
Senior bachelor that works from home. Making my meals from scratch is the highlight of my day and probably the biggest turn on for my female companions.
There's nothing wrong with that. I love going way out of my way to make my son something tasty from scratch. Its awsome seeing a big smile on your kids face while their eating something that's not full of Preservatives and only God knows what.
I mean, it's super cool that she made everything from scrap but i can only imagine how impatient the toddler would be waiting for all that to be done 😂
